Tennessee Senate advances bill to arm teachers a year after deadly Nashville school shooting
- The Tennessee Senate passed a bill to prevent disclosing which employees carry guns in schools.
- The bill expands permitless carry laws to include long guns and addresses voting rights restoration.
- Changes in Tennessee's voting rights restoration process have resulted in increased denials by officials.
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Tennessee Senate approves measure allowing K-12 teachers to carry concealed guns
The Tennessee state Senate approved a measure Tuesday that would allow teachers and staff in K-12 public schools to carry concealed handguns on school grounds. SB 1325 was approved 26-5 by state senators during a raucous floor vote, where The Associated Press reported protesters opposing the bill were heard shouting, “No more silence, end gun violence”…
Tennessee Senate passes bill allowing teachers to carry guns in school
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Tennessee residents are divided after the state Senate passed a bill on Tuesday that will allow teachers to carry guns in schools. In the Tennessee Senate, emotional chants and screams from protesters sparked a response from Speaker Randy McNally, who eventually cleared the gallery. "What do you mean I'm next? Did you threaten me? Did you say I'm next? Yeah, you did," said McNally. Memphis City Council addresses poverty af…
A year after the murderous shooting at a school in Nashville, Tennessee’s Senate is proposing a bill to arm teachers. Previous initiatives for more arms control have failed.
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